The median income in West Modesto has shown overall growth, increasing from $38,086 in 2013 to $44,108 in 2022. This growth has been inconsistent, with notable fluctuations. A significant increase occurred in 2020 and 2021, reaching $60,408, before decreasing to $44,108 in 2022. These economic changes do not appear to have significantly altered the racial composition of the community.

The population has grown modestly from 13,479 in 2013 to 13,432 in 2022, with some fluctuations in between. This relative stability in population suggests that the demographic changes are more likely due to natural growth within existing communities rather than large-scale migration.

Based on the observed trends, West Modesto is likely to continue being categorized as a "Hispanic Majority" community in the near future. The steady increase in the Hispanic population, combined with the gradual decline in the White population, suggests this trend will persist.

If current trends continue, a slight shift towards a "Low Diversity" community, specifically a "Hispanic Low Diversity" area, may occur. This would happen if the Hispanic population grows beyond 75% of the total population.

Economically, the area may continue to experience modest income growth, but recent volatility suggests caution in predicting steady increases. The community might face challenges in maintaining economic stability and growth while addressing the needs of its predominantly Hispanic population.

West Modesto appears to be on a trajectory of strengthening its Hispanic majority status, with potential implications for local culture, services, and economic development strategies. Policymakers and community leaders should focus on inclusive growth strategies that benefit the majority Hispanic population while also ensuring opportunities for other racial groups in the area.